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The Osceola times., 1887-09-03
InNestigating the Horse Disease.

BLOOMINGTON, H., Aug. 2s.-Dr. James
u. Hopkins, Territorial Veterinarian for
Wyoming, with headquarters at Chey-
enne, arrived in this city yesterday morn.
ing under instructions from Governor
Moonlight Of that territory to make care
ful and thorough examination Of the horse
disease now prevailing in this part of the
State and report the result.
Mr.. Hopkins says the people Of Illinois
do not appreciate the necessity which ex.
lists Of eradicating this dis.
ease. The people of his territory
aud of the Minnesota section are breed
ing horses extensively, and look TO Illinois
for breeding animals, especially the Per
cheron stallion.
The Osceola times., 1887-09-03
An Irish Parliament.

LONDON, Aug. 29.-Now that the govern
nent's majority has dwindled to seventy
eight, and all signs point toward a return
to power Of the eGladstone-P Parnell alliance,
attention is again directed TO the question
Of an Irish parliament. A great deal Of
discussion may be looked for during the
next few months as to what is the best
form of such a body, for a Gladstonisn
victory means home rule, and
home rule almost certainly i'm
plies a Dublin parliament sooner or
later. whenever makeshifts and .rhesi.
tutcs may Intervene. Gavan Duffy IL al
ready In tac field with . scheme for par
lianuat y Csllsgs 0ssss.
The Osceola times., 1887-09-03

~ examination there a:e f,ui sp,,,.
in the first division and one in the sa,
ond. The women students Of the Vic
toria University evidently mean IN.
hold distinguished place in the lists.
of the University. 1t is gratifying to
see women at last allowed to cultiya,o
their mental powers and make tho
most Of the brains with which they ara
endowed. One wonders now why the
permission was so bong delayed in thi.
country. ."-Rebecca Mosre, in Womaa',
Journal
The Osceola times., 1887-09-03
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

OK the night OF the 24th wreck occurred
on the Union Pacific road in Colorado by
which one human life was lost and several
persons injured.
Mas. FRArcfs RoBERTs. Of New York,
~ Woaau who was charged with receiv.
- - = ~ monsy snh< zxled from
- - - l1anx ~ 3pile; rcotf, has
National Republican., 1887-03-24
Bathing Suits subject to Duty.

The collector OF customs at Boston has
presented question to the Treasury De-
partment in regard to the proper classi6ca-
tion of so.caled bath wraps and sandals
imported at that port. The importers
claim that the merchandise is properly sub
ject to duty at the rate OF 35 per cent. ad
valorem as "cotton goods.n An inspection
of The samples submitted to the depart
ment shows that the articles are loose
bathing, composed of Turkish toweling,
deliberately and expensively embroidered
with worsted, so much so that the latter
material really forms the chief element OF
value. Acting Secretary Fairchild has,
therefore, decided the goods should be
classified as swearing apparel Of every de.
scription " % " composed wholly or In
part of wool, worsted g" dutiable
at the rate Of 40 cents per pound and 35
per cent. ad yalorem.
National Republican., 1887-03-24
Gooa AJvio, to Carnan,ers.


W. j. Montgomery. of ogdensburg, N. ",
writes to his brothers Of the square and com :
pats;
My ADVICE to all carpenters Is to wear
couple of ALLcocK's PLAsTERs ON the small Of
the back. l find that they give me double
power ard energy TO accomplish my work, as
well as proving shields against colds and pull
monary difficulties. These Plasters appear to
I'LL the body with nervous energy and power,
and they seem to double my natural strength
am carpenter by trade and know how often
my brother workmen and ] suffer from i'm
prudently throwing our coats Off and going to
work in cold shop. We forget how little pro.
lection the back part OF the vest affords to the
lungs, BY placing an ALLcocK's PLASTER un-
der each shoulder blade all trouble of this
kind will be avoided as know by experience
If you do get caught with a cold or a bad
cough or rheumatic palms. an ALLoooK's PLAs-
TER gives instant relief
National Republican., 1887-03-24

The commissioner Of pensions is In
formed by Special Examiner Sweetser of the
arrest at Kansas City and the impending
trial Of one Bragdon, alias st. Clair, who
has been fleeing pension claimants by rep
resenting himself an officer Of the bureau,
and receiving money for promise to pro-
mote action upon their claims. 1t is said at
the pension bureau that Bragdon was ar
rested once before, tried, and sentenced to a
term OF imprisonment. The special agent
says in his report that there is no doubt Of
conviction.
Special Agent Berringer reports the con-
viction In New Orleans of Sarah Chance,
alias Sarah Laws. She was drawing a
Widows pension, and continued to draw 1t
after she remarked. She is sentenced to a
fine OF 81 600 and to stand committed until
1t is paid.
Special Agent Fitzpatrick reports from
Baltimore the arrest Of William T.. Moffatt
for forging the names Of several comrades
and those Of three justices of the peace to
his papers. The man has confessed to the
special agent that he is guilty Of forgery,
and will probably plead guilty.
National Republican., 1887-03-24

The closing session of the Washington
Conference A. NJ. Z. Church was held at
Abingdon, Va, on Tuesday evening. d.
l.. Washington was received into active
membership, and T. w. Booths relation
was, at his own request changed to super
numcrary. Next years. conference will ba
Revs. L. Moore, j. W. s. Wilsoa, l.. Nash,
j. Wheeler, W. ii. Pryor, j. Winston, and
G.. w. Alexander were admitted on proba-
tion. The conference has within its limits
3o1 churches, with membership of 81, 400,
and 1929 probationers Rev. X. II. Robin.
son was appointed to preach historical
sermon at the next conference, 1t being the
twenty. fifth anniversary OF its existence.
The following are the appointments for
the Washington district for the year: w. P.
Ryder, p. Il. Annapolis, A. Dennis; Bla-
densburg, j. L. Thomas; Bowie, to be sup
piled; Brooklyn, j. II. Jenkins; Calvert, g..
Il. Williams; Clarksburg, K. hawkins;
Davidsonyille, j. NJ. Bean; Great Mills, w.
r. j. Williams; Howard, n. G. Brown;
Huntington, G. w. Walker; Marlboro, w.
w. Foreman; Newburg, ". II. Barnes;
OSkville, d. A. Fella; Patapsco, w. Murry;
Pisgah, Il. II. Alexander; Poolesville, S. R.
Hughes; Rockville, r. p. Bell; Sandy
Spring, A. Young; Severn, T. II. Brooks;
silver Spring, B. W. Brown; Washington,
D. C,-Asbnry, j. W, Daily: Central, E..
Hammond; Ebenczer, w. II. Draper; John
Robinson; West River, j. @. Love: White
Plains, n. Watkins; Woodville, D. Wheeler.
W. r. A. Palmer, to go to school at Drew
Theological Seminary.
OAIsMEN, bicyclis,s, and all athletes testify
National Republican., 1887-03-24
KNIGHTS OF PyTHIAs.
Meeting OF the Grand Lodge onioers In
This City Next May.

Oity NsNt
Capt. Halvor Nelson, supreme secretary
of the Endowment Rank, Knights Of
Pythias, says that Hon. Howard Douglass,
supreme chancellor, has ordered officers
and committee members to meet at the
office, No. DIG street northwest, May "a
next, for the annual examination Of the
accounts of the supreme master Of ex-
chequer, supreme keeper of records and
seal, supreme secretary Of the Endowment
Rank, and major general of the Uniform
Rank, which is required by law to be done
In the year when the supreme lodge does
not meet.
The following officers and members are
required to be presents Hon. Howard Doug
lass, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, supreme chancel-
lor and ex ofllcio chairman; Hon. John Q.
Mott, Of Albany, N, Y, and Hon. Geo. b.
Shaw, OF Eau Claire, Wis, constituting the
board Of control Of the Endowment Rank.
Supreme master OF exchequer, Prof. s. j.
Wiley, of Wilmington, De-; supreme
keeper of records and seal, Hon. II. +.
Cowan, OF st. Louis, Mo-; supreme secre-
Nelson, Of Washington, d. O.; majer gen.
eneral Of the Uniform Rank, Gen. James j.
Carnahan, Of indianapolis, Ind; medical
examiner.in.chief, DR.. Lewis A. Querner, OF
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The finance committee consists OF Hon.
james b. Brayton, chairman, Newport, r.
l.; Gen. w. w. Blackwell, Henderson, KY;
Hon. w. b. Richie, Lima, Ohio; Hon. H..
| o. Kline, Philadelphia, Pa; hon. L. G..
| Harrell, Raleigh, N. @.
The committee on Endowment Rank con-
| sists of Hon. w. b. Gale, chairman, Bos-
ton, Mass; Hon. G. W. Herdman, Jersey
| Vile, ILL.,; Hon. II. II. Lowell, Flint, Mich.
| Hon. John A. Hlnsey, Milwaukee, Wis.,;
| DIR. d. j. Holland, Atchison, Kan.
AS the meeting takes places during the
| National Drill 1t is expected that very
| large number of the members of the Su.
| preme Lodge and representative members
| will take occasion to be present.
| The membership Of the order Is about
| 100000. The Endowment Rank has 7SS
sections, with membership Of about II,
600, and has paid TO widows and orphans
nearly "a 600, 90, and to those in the Dis
tfict Of Columbia $50 600.
The supreme secretary's receipts amount
| to nearly $50 600 each month, and there is
a steady aud healthy increase in the nom
| bership. 'rNf
This city is the birthplace of the order
and the jurisdiction, composed OF about
| 1000 members, is honored by the following
| representation in the Supreme Lodge
Supreme secretary Of the Endowment Rank,
Halyor Nelson; supreme outer guard. jour
| w. Thompson; supreme representative
| (long term), G. j. l.. Foxwell; supreme
representative (short term), Richard Good
| hart.
National Republican., 1887-03-24

The appeal in the equity cause of William
Taylor against VIM. Boyd assignee of James
NJ. Follin, waF heard in the court in general
term yesterday, and the decision reserved. The
claimants are Judgment creditors of John NJ
Folln, who made an assignment by which he
transferred 10 Boyd his stock in trade for the
obtained against him was entered and eXeeu-
ton thereon issued. The complanants be.
lleved the assignment void as to creditors, be
cause of certain provisions on the face oftne
instrument which made 1t fraudulent In law,
levied their execution on the chattels enumer.
ated in the assignment and filed a bill in
equity in aid of the execution. In the special
term the decree was in favor of annulliny the
assignment and the object is to have that de-
cree affirmed.
National Republican., 1887-03-24
Importation OF Foreign Labor.

The act to amend the act to prohibit the
importation and immigration of foreigners
and aliens under contract or agreement to
perform labor in the United States, which
was approved Feb. 90, should, according to
Its provisions, have gone into effect yester-
who Is charged with the execution OF this
act, has not yet had an opportunity to pre-
pare the regulations essential to It's proper
enforcement. They are now, however, In
course Of preparation and will be issued In
few days. 1t is said at the department
that the delay is caused by the difficulty ex-
perienced in reconciling seemingly incon'
sistent provisions contained In the act.
National Republican., 1887-03-24
LADIES matinee to-day at Kernan's.
Lodge Meetlngs To-Nieht.


The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic-New Jerusalem, No. 0, Masonic
Temple; Harmony, No. II, Masonic Temple;
Geo. G. Whiting, No. %, Georgetown; Washing
ton, Royal Arch, No. ., Masonic Temple.
G. A. R.E;Burnside, No. 8, Seventh and L
streets northwest.
10. o. F.-Columbia. No. TO- Odd Fellows
Hall; Oriental, No. 10. odd Fellows Hall;
Friendship, No. IL, Pennsylvania avenue aud
Twentieth street.
Knights of Pythias-union, No. %. Grand
Army Hail. Seventh and L streets north west;
Nelson Division, Uniform Rank, Endowment
Hall, 419 Tenth street northwest.
10. M.-Wm. Louis Schley, No. 4. Odd Fell
lows Hall. Georgetown; Friendship, No. z,
Moore's Hall. 800 Ninth street northwest.
!. o. G. T.-Star of Hope, No. IL, Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Nineteenth street northwest:
Monumental Lodge, ElRs' Hall, Ninth and
Pennsylvania avenue.
A: 1. Of H.-Harmony, No. 1871, LeDroit
Improved order of Red Meu-Tuscarora,
No. 8, Odd Fellows Hail. Eighth street south :
east; Logan, No. s, Market Hail, Thirty.second
street northwest.
Knights of Golden Eagle-America Castle,
No. 3, McCanley's Hall, 2o9 Pennsylvania ave
nue. southeast.
U. o. G. C.-St. Johns, 10. 81. Washington
Hall Pennsylvania avenue and Third street
southeast.
Union Veterans Union-Hancock. No, /. 922
I street northwest.
U. o. A. M.-Liberty Council, No. 2, Sted
hams Hall, 1923 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1887-03-24

VIM. Slater, small colored boy, was fined
500 yesterday by Judge Smell for carrying a
seven shooter. Slater had some trouble with
n companion named Wm. Smith, when he
dT'w the pistol and threatened 10 shoot. Henry
:, man, young colored man, was also flued
70 ear out a shanty full OF colored men, aud
hi. caused his arrest.
National Republican., 1887-03-24

An Oil Painting for &c.,
A French genius has painted
in oil colors lovely landscape
and river scenes on heavy
card board for splashers.
The scenes are true to ma
ture. When soiled they can
be cleaned with a dampened
cloth. They originally cost
to import 35c. We bought a
small lot at a tremendous
sacrifice, and to close them
out quickly we have marked
them 35c each; the usual re-
tail price is 6oc. You may
think them too cheap at 35c.
National Republican., 1887-03-24
Holiday for Per Diem EMPLOYEES

By general order sent out from the
War Department oil army headquarters
are notified that per diem employees on duty
at Washington or elsewhere 10 the United
which is celebrated as Decoration day and
the Fourth Of July OF each year, and shall
receive the same pay as on other days.
National Republican., 1887-03-24
wanting to Law a Pine Line.

The Washington Gas Light Company have
asked the commissioners for permission to lay
pipes to carry oil along the following streets:
Commencing at the canal and Virginia ave-
nue. and running west TO @ street southwest;
thence to Twelfth or Fourteenth street; thence
to street northwest; thence west to Virginia
avenue to the gas works. Also, to dig q pit on
square 1925 for the purpose OF constructing q
brick tank for a gas holder. The holder Is TO
be 40 feet in diameter, and 80 feet deep, aud
is 10 be located near Thirteenth and NJ streets
southeast.
National Republican., 1887-03-24
Issue of Private Land Script Refused

Issue of Private Land Script Refused.
The commissioners of the general land
Office have refused the application Of heirs
Of John Bouligney to issue private land
script for $4,000 acres of land In Louisiana.
The issue OF this script was authorized by
an act Of Congress of 1867, but by a subse-
quent act twenty-eight days later this act
was suspended for the reason that the
Supreme Court had previously decided that
the original claim was without foundation,
as no grant had been made.
National Republican., 1887-03-24
nemocratio LITERARY Committee

The Maryland Democratic Club has ap-
pointed "literary committee" composed
Of one member from each county of the
state and two from Baltimore, the duties OF
which II will be to send communications
OF club news weekly to all the leading Dem
ocratic papers Of the state. Mr.. o. T..
Beaumont IL chairman OF this committee.
National Republican., 1887-03-24

The quarterly meeting Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union was held yes.
terday morning at the rooms of the Cen.
tral Union Mission, $50 PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue.. Mrs. Annie l.. Bovee presided. The
devotional exercises were conducted by
Mrs. Clarke. The reports showed that the
interest was maintained and good progress
was being made. Reports were received
from all the different Departments,
National Republican., 1887-03-24
Discussing Earthquakes.

W. j. McGee lectured at the hall OF the
National Museum last evening to a large
audience upon Earthquakes" His dis
course was recital OF the effects of the
principal "quakesn recorded In history, and
especially Of the Charleston horror OF last
August. After his word pictures OF these
catastroI HES he illustrated his subject by
the use OF stereopticoD.
National Republican., 1887-03-24
MANY new faces at Kornan's. Big bill.
Building Permits,

The following building permits We're Issued
yesterday: Reginald Fendall, to erect brick
efiice building, $4,000, on southeast corner OF
Four -and-a-half street and Indiana avenue
northwest; s. I.Glass to erect two frame dwell
street; b. L. Wheeler, to erect brick stable,
81 200 in alley in rear OF Eighteenth, between
X and l. streets northwest: Jesse Mann. to
erect brick stable, 5000 in rear of 4l0 New
York avenue northwest; s. II. Howard, to
build brick addition to 1919 Potomac street
northwest. $500; Samuel Ramsay, same to 2ilG
II street northwest, $780,
National Republican., 1887-03-24
A PolIceman's Funeral.

Maj Moore yesterday announced In gen.
eral orders to the police the death of Pri-
vate Michael B. Chester, in which he spoke
of his faithful and efficient services. The
funeral takes place tomorrow morning, and
detail Of two sergeants and twenty-four
men, under command of Lieut.. Kelly, has
been made TO form the funeral escort.
National Republican., 1887-03-24
Go 10 tbe Court for satIsfaotion,

srs, John W. Shirley and James Fraser,
W have complained against the erection of
aaeulo for the use OF The House of Representa-.
tive on Third street. near d southwest, have
hCT Informed by the commissioners that they
nus, 20 TO court If they want to get an inlunC-
tiCt galnst the United States government.
National Republican., 1887-03-24
LADIES matlnee a. Kernanls 70 day.
Improvipc Its Sanitary Condition.

Chief Clerk Ycumans has decided u i'm
prove the sanitary condition of the treasury
building by constructing closets and sewer
connections In the Fifteenth street wing; also,
to seal up all the sewer openings In other parts
OF the building, and TO construct n stand pipe
with steam coils in connection with the main
sewer under the building. The basement will
be cleaned and whitewAshed.
National Republican., 1887-03-24
r. II. TAYLOR,
933 Pennsylvania Avenue.
NEW INDIA AND CHINA SILKS.
sEAToN PERRY,
tsucCEssoR TO PERRY & BRoTHER),

NOVELTIES IN STRIPED, CHECKED Ee 4 AMP y
NEW SliST fIAiN Hi CHINA SILKS, IN ALL coLoRs,
"spfcihL Ec Al BARGAIN" IN WHITE CHINA
PLAIN BtiFF INDIA. P0NGEs, IN EXCEL
LENT QUALITIES, AT 40, 90, I5e. AND VI.
LouislNEs ANp Sdo sTMMPkER Tn y PER sYltAfRS; YAR; NANs
rrl}SSE MS EfSM soiE SOG GMRAscoTTE As e AND JERSEY
SILKS, NEW suRAHs, RHADAMES, SAT.
IN-DUCHEssE AND FAILLE FRAN.
CAisE, FROM 55c; TosS; soupopnrn,s
black CASHMERE SILKS FROM 81
HoyfiTiEs vi TIES IN DENTELLE LANES AND
BEADED GRENADINES; n,yrs ANN
1NdHHsE mEHTANasaoSRi AHNssoRTMENT OF NEW FRENCH
DRESS FABRICS FOR PLAIN AND COM
BiNATIoN- SUITS. RANGING FROM soc.
NEW NEW sTRiPkb II fhf AND AND CHECKED ENGLISH
NovEETIEs sEL1iFs'' IN SILK AND cHUDDA
ALL sThE ThE fITEsr fLIATEsr AND MOST APPROVED
NN STYLES IN PARAsoLs, SUN UMBREL-
LAS AND CARRIAGE SHADES.
"EXTREME NoyELTrIiETSvvr IiTvrS II bopEs MANR3 M
PkhMdhIpp PPkMhRMRdohIpEREB EREBGsH GscofcH 81 ZEPHYR AND
NEW ~ DEsIGSsa iiss IL PRINTED PERCALEs
"oToiGE AGp bAili4fEiRi APAfTERNs" IN cHALL1s DE
ss,phAiE tfifs' FIGURES AND CORRECT
PRICES.
sEhToN PERRY,
PERRY UILDINd,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9TH ST.
Established 1910.
National Republican., 1887-03-24
NEW AQUEDUCT BRIDGE.
Contract Awarded and tho Work to
Commence at Onco.

commence at onCe.
The contract for the reconstruction Of
the Aqueduct bridge was yesterday awarded
to the Mount Vernon Bridge Company, Of
Mount Vernon, Ohio. The bid was $780,
905.50, and while 1t was not the lowest 1t
was lowest on the plans deemed satisfac-
tory by the Secretary of War. The petition
of citizens asking that the bridge be con-
structed with draw could not be consid-
cred, as the money appropriated was not
sufficient to cover the extra expense which
would be entailed by such draw.
Work will be commenced Immediately,
and as the successfull bidders have every
facility for its prosecution 1t is expected
that the structure will be completed by
about October next.
National Republican., 1887-03-24
Standard Time yYanted.

ITO Baltimore and Ohio company have
ask permission of the commissioners to
ph line of telegraph poles from Seven
te'nlh and u streets to tho Aqueduot bridge
~ der TO obtain the standard time from tho
observatory for running their trains.
National Republican., 1887-03-24
sohooI House Contract Awarded

Messrs, Halliday aud Wilson were yes.
terday awarded the contract for building the
new school house, on Thirteen-and a-ha!f
street southwest. Their bid was $92, 176.
The contract calls for the completion of the
building by Sept. next.
National Republican., 1887-03-24
Marriage Licenses.

Tho following marriage licenses have been
issued' Henry +. sauter and Catherine G. Har.
lestoni Charles 4. Boswell, OF Baltimore, Nd,
and Annie NJ, Alexander, Of this city; Jno.
Mahoney and Susie Davis.
National Republican., 1887-03-24

ASGosTuRA BITTERs are Endorsed by all the
leading physicians and chemists for their
puIlty and wholesomeness. Beware of coun-
terfeits and ask your grocer and druggis. for the
genuine article, prepared by Dr. ]. G. b, Siegert
,l
National Republican., 1887-03-24

THE illustrated Foreign and Consular
edition contains the largest number Of por-
traits of prominent men ever published.
Send In your orders.
National Republican., 1887-03-24
TORN FROM TBE "WORLD' ON SUNDAY.

That the PALAs ROYAL with It's keenest New York rivals
Illustrated Ladies' Suit offered for g. by leading New York firm
We have torn their from the World and passd on the
from the PALAIs ROYAL asoguo They Identical Even the de
identical S66S
suit material brown mixtures neatly made and
trimmed with metal buttons
National Republican., 1887-03-24
Pension Frauds Detected.

SINCE the introduction of Salvation OIL the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami.
mails has nothing to do but to rub occasionally,
National Republican., 1887-03-24
"Frailty, Thy Name is Woman"
That she Is irail, often In body,
"Tis true. It's true It's pity,

DR., pierce's "FavOrite Prescription" Is the
best restorative tonic for physical fraity In
women, or female weaknesses or derange.
ments. BY druggists. Price reduced to one
dollar.
National Republican., 1887-03-24
BoYs Using PIstols.

SAFE to take, prompt to cure-Red StaI
Cough Cure. No oplates aud no poisons. T..
National Republican., 1887-03-24
Big Bargains in Shades---
We consider the following
the best moneys worth in
window shades ever offered:

500 Ready Made Window Shades,
spring roller, curtain pull attached, all
colors size. yards long, 80 incheswide;
worth 5oc. Only 4Sc each.
800 Ready Made Dado Window
Shades, hartshorn spring roller,
yards long, 81 inches wide, best colors;
heretofore sold at 81. Only 75c each.
Third floor; take eleyator)
National Republican., 1887-03-24
Conference Appointments.

DON'T let neuralgia and rheumatism get
rooted in the system. but kill them with Sal
yation Oil,
National Republican., 1887-03-24


Printed Curtain Etamine--
We have just purchased six
thousands yards of Printed
Curtain Examines, colors
warranted. We have never
been able to sell them previ-
Gus to this purchase for less
than I5c; now only &C per
yard.
This makes an excellent
summer curtain, and is un-
questionably the best bar
gain of its kind ever offered.
Third floor; take clevator.)
National Republican., 1887-03-24
Setting Aside an Assignment.

SO per gallon, 75 cents quart bottle. No. /
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money,
1T NcGces, Ninth street, near ID.
National Republican., 1887-03-24
yyoman,s Temperance Union

OAIsMEN, bicyolis;s and all athletes testify
that they derive benefit from 81. Jacobs OIL.
National Republican., 1887-03-24

Nurses and Mattresses
Caps---We have just receiv-
ed an excellent line of these
goods made from Swiss and
Dotted Mus!ins, tr,mm ed
with VaIenciennes Lace and
insertions, large st.ings,
nicely MADE, with ard with
out crowns. Prices: FL. IS,
SIN, As, and soc each.
Second aoori take eleyator.)
National Republican., 1887-03-24
AAH&AAkkNAkkAhkk
CUT FROM THE EVENING STAR

THE fayoraby these s. os Beaded vtes
with the $l5 Viates usually oneed.n Aluson is made to
triple box plated baok satin lined throughout
National Republican., 1887-03-24

We opened the season with these Visites at $139s
of Silks and Beaded Goods having lately arrived find
manufacturers reduce the price to $685. We be
competitors now do) from manufacturer. Now WI
facturers and thus the "Star' says, you may favo
$S9s Beaded vsites with the $5 vises usually offered